Room 2 Glasgow is a contemporary nightclub and live music venue situated in the vibrant heart of Glasgow, United Kingdom. Since opening its doors in 2019, Room 2 has established itself as a vital fixture within the city’s renowned nightlife and electronic music scene. Located on Nelson Mandela Place, Room 2 occupies a site that has previously hosted other nightlife spots, bringing new life and modern flair to the cherished nightlife district.

The venue emerged at a time when Glasgow was already celebrated for its rich club culture, but Room 2 distinguished itself through its intimate capacity, top-tier sound system, and commitment to a diverse musical program. With a capacity of around 300, it offers an up-close and immersive experience, often hosting late-night club events, live gigs, and DJ sets that blur the lines between mainstream and underground. Room 2’s reputation quickly grew due to its forward-thinking bookings and its welcoming, inclusive atmosphere, supporting both international talent and nurturing local Scottish artists.

The venue has been praised for its acoustics, versatility of space, and friendly ethos, often cited by clubbers and musicians alike as one of Glasgow’s most authentic new additions. Despite challenges faced by the nightlife sector, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, Room 2 has remained steadfast, occasionally adapting with streaming events and supporting music community initiatives. Over the years, while there have been updates in lighting and sound infrastructure to ensure a high-quality experience, the club has remained in its initial location, becoming a staple for music lovers seeking an alternative to larger, more commercial clubs.

Notable artists who have performed at Room 2 Glasgow include international names such as Ben Klock, Derrick Carter, Dense & Pika, DJ Bone, Eclair Fifi, and Route 94. The venue has also consistently championed Scottish talent, seeing performances from local favourites like Jasper James, Nightwave, Harri & Domenic, Rebecca Vasmant, and Frazi.er, among many others, helping to sustain and grow Glasgow’s reputation as a nightlife and music capital.